Progress Valley provides a continuum of recovery support services, which encourages and guides individuals to lead responsible, fulfilling, chemical-free lives.
AccomplishmentsImplemented diversity acceptance within treatment environment including revision of program policies, intake materials, welcome packets, distribution of signage, etc. to include "acceptance language"; all staff development with LGBTQ focus and implemented Diversity Groups within our treatment curriculum. Increased services for opiate addicted clients by integrating Medication Assisted Therapies within treatment environment; implemented use of Narcan at all PV treatment facilities, policy revision and trained staff in proper use of Narcan. Ensure completion rates of 55% or greater for residential treatment services and 60% or greater for outpatient services; PV1 56% & 100% completion rate; PV2 61% & 82% completion rate; PV3 51% & 64% completion rate. PV hosted and/or participated in 9 community education and outreach events in 2017. PV experienced an outstanding CARF audit, receiving its top accreditation of 3 years.
Current GoalsHire new Executive Director; Expand and add services to broaden our continuum of care; Enhance quality of existing services and processes; research and development for longer term strategy.
Community or Constituency ServedProgress Valley provides treatment services for substance use and mental health disorders for men and women ages 18 and over.
Geographic Area ServedPrimarily men and women from the Twin Cities metropolitan area, but also throughout Greater Minnesota and nationally.
Reports & Finances
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Major Program Expenses
Program Services:
$4,064,600
3 Year Average Expenses
Program Services
$3,369,357
90.6%
Management
$280,147
7.5%
Fundraising
$70,420
1.9%
Unrestricted Net Assets
End of Year:
Beginning of Year:
Difference:
2017
$10,169,131
$8,900,529
$1,268,602
2016
$8,900,529
$8,121,068
$779,461
2015
$8,121,068
$7,480,130
$640,938
Notes from the Council
Organization Last Reviewed on 05/23/2018
This date is representative of when we completed our initial Accountability Wizard® nonprofit review, and provided the organization with their results. This review is good for three years from the date provided
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